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Drawing Workshop: The Art of Landscape

Explore drawing and painting in nature in this four-week series.

Duldig Studio Museum + Sculpture Garden

4.2 (5)

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4 x 4 hours

1 to 32 guests

$85 - $288 (Afterpay available) ($85 for Session Ticket; $288 for Series Ticket)

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Overview

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Teacher

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What you'll do

Duldig Studio is proud to offer The Art of Landscape, a series of inspiring Tuesday morning workshops throughout June at the Duldig Studio museum and sculpture garden. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your artistic skills, this welcoming series offers a unique opportunity to explore drawing and painting techniques in a creative and historically rich environment.

Led by award-winning artist and experienced educator Helene Oberman, each session will guide participants through different mediums and methods, including pencil, charcoal, pastel, gouache, and oil painting. You'll begin with a short presentation and demonstration, followed by hands-on practise, all while surrounded by the influential works of Karl and Slawa Duldig. Weather permitting, some sessions will take place outdoors in nearby Central Park or Hedgely Dene Gardens, embracing the plein air tradition practiced by the Duldigs themselves.

Each week will explore different techniques and offer individual support, time to build on previous work, and a chance to return to sites for further development. Attendees will also get a rare glimpse at archival landscape works by Slawa Duldig not currently on display:

Week 1 | 3 June
This first week will include an overview and tour of the Duldig Studio’s newly curated exhibition and historic rooms and the opportunity to view and discuss Karl and Slawa’s landscapes from archives not currently on display.
Demonstration and experimentation with drawing materials and techniques to record observations of the landscape.
Preliminary sketches which can be adapted in the next sessions.
Week 2 | 10 June
Demonstration and experimentation with pastel techniques. Reference to specific works by Karl and Slawa Duldig highlighting this medium. Central Park visit to explore this medium through observation of the landscape.
Week 3 | 17 June
Demonstration and experimentation with watercolour techniques (Gouache). Reference to specific works by Karl and Slawa Duldig highlighting this medium. Central Park or Hedgely Dene Gardens visit to explore this medium through observation of the landscape.
Week 4 | 24 June
Demonstration and experimentation with oil painting techniques. Reference to specific works by Karl and Slawa Duldig highlighting this medium. Central Park or Hedgely Dene Gardens visit to explore this medium through observation of the landscape.

The workshops offer flexibility for participants to attend individual sessions or the full series at a discounted rate.

Expect a relaxed and enriching environment where you can develop new skills, connect with fellow art lovers, and be creatively inspired by both history and nature.

What you'll get

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Knowledge required

No matter your experience or skill level, you can expect a relaxed and enriching environment where you can develop new skills, connect with fellow art lovers, and be creatively inspired by both history and nature.

What to bring

All tools and materials are provided, but participants who would like to explore a specific medium are encouraged to bring them along.

Session repeats

This class series runs over 4 consecutive sessions, at the same time every week.

Suitable for

This class is great for individuals and couples as well as for a date idea, team building activity, birthday or hens party.

This experience would also be a creative gift for her, gift for mum or gift for couples.

Location

Duldig Studio, Burke Road, Malvern East VIC

More info

This class is new, and is covered by ClassBento's money-back guarantee.

Your teacher

Duldig Studio Museum + Sculpture Garden

4.2 (5)

The Duldig family home was opened as a museum in 1996. In 2002, the association, The Duldig Gallery Inc. became incorporated as a public museum and art gallery to operate the Duldig Studio. It is a tax exempt charity and recognised as a deductible gift recipient institution under the Commonwealth Government’s Cultural Gifts Program. At this time a gallery space was added to the original house so that changing exhibitions could be mounted. Within the house a number of rooms are maintained as they were during the family’s residence. Karl’s original studio, with kiln, tools and work across all periods has been kept as it was left by the artist, and in the adjoining garden the bronze and terracotta sculptures also remain in situ.